Each symbol, mark or glyph was accompanied by an explanation of where it came from and how it should/is used, from the most basic and common punctuation marks and diacritics to less familiar typographical symbols.

Over the course of the 100 days I managed to represent the following languages: English/American English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Czech, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Danish, Norwegian, Polish, Japanese, Arabic and Swedish (and possibly more!) spanning spoken and written communication, finance and currency, bookbinding and typesetting, mathematics, music, computer programming, science, law and electronics.